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Imagine a world where tedious design tasks melt away, replaced by a digital assistant whispering possibilities. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly painting this future, offering designers a vibrant new palette to boost efficiency and ignite fresh perspectives.

Global software and services company DVT has appointed Roberto Ferro as its Innovation Centre Lead. The new role will see Ferro exploring emerging and leading technologies such as blockchain, NFT’s, AI and automation.

The rapid progression of data platforms and their capabilities has seen analytical models increasingly being used to model complex business scenarios for planning, operations, investment and innovation. Businesses continue to shift to data-driven decision making at all levels in the organisation as data streams, processing and subsequent insights become ubiquitous. Given the availability of these technological capabilities, the critical question is how to achieve success with these toolsets.

Machine learning, Artificial Intelligence, Robotic Process Automation, Cognitive Services, Interactive/chat Bots. These are terms you will come across in literature and conversations almost every day. What do they really mean and more concerning to the average person what will be the role of the human employee in this new digitally transformed world that we are rapidly moving towards?

The AI, Data and Analytics technology space is certainly in the spotlight. A great deal of coverage is being given to the potential application of these capabilities and almost the necessity to do so in order for businesses to survive in the competitive, digital landscape. That pressure though to adopt, use and disrupt comes with dangers that are certainly not receiving the same air time.

Software development and testing company DVT teamed up with Nedgroup Investments to assist with the testing of its newly launched online investment platform, ‘Extraordinary Life.’ DVT’s Global Testing Centre played a pivotal role in the success of the platform, which was named Banker Technology project of the year in the Banker Tech projects Awards 2018, backed by Financial Times.